The Apache Ignite Integrations Developer Hub

Welcome to the Apache Ignite Integrations developer hub. You'll find comprehensive guides and documentation to help you start working with Apache Ignite Integrations as quickly as possible, as well as support if you get stuck. Let's jump right in!

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Apache Ignite Integrations documentation contains excessive information on all the integrations existed in between Apache Ignite and other technologies and products.

The integrations are intended to simplify coupling of Apache Ignite and other technologies, used in your applications or services, in order to either perform a transition to Apache Ignite smoothly or to boost an existed solution by plugging Ignite into it.

The existed integrations are divided into a number of realms covered below. To learn more about Apache Ignite In-Memory Data Fabric, in general, go to the main documentation site.

Clustering

Apache Ignite can be deployed on-premise or in cloud environments. Ignite cluster can be deployed in literally every well-known cloud environment thanks to its integrations with Amazon AWS, Google Compute Engine and Apache JClouds.

Hadoop and Spark

Apache Ignite Hadoop Accelerator provides a set of components allowing for in-memory Hadoop job execution and file system operations. As for Spark, Ignite enriches it with an implementation of Spark RDD abstraction which allows to easily share state in memory across Spark jobs.

In-Memory Caching

The integrations that fall under this section allows leveraging from Apache Ignite for solely caching purposes. Usually, in such situations, Ignite is enabled at the configuration level and the benefit is that you avoid code level modifications.

OSGi Support

In order to facilitate the deployment of the different Ignite modules, along with their dependencies, Apache Ignite offers a set of Karaf features packaged in a feature repository. This makes it possible to quickly provision Ignite onto the OSGi environment by means of a single command in the Karaf shell.

Integration With Apache Cassandra

The integration makes it feasible to use Apache Ignite as a distributed in-memory system together with Apache Cassandra as a persistent store. Once the data is pre-loaded from Cassandra into Ignite you're able to execute ANSI-99 SQL Queries and ACID transactions over this data letting Ignite keeping in sync in memory and disk data sets.